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Ben Jackson wrote: It's clearly important to the circuit (empirically) but I don't understand what they're doing. I can sort of see C20 (the unmarked second one) acting as a high-pass RC filter. -- Ben Jackson AD7GD http://www.ben.com/ Andy writes: Well, it could be that his transmitter oscillated, and he just tacked a 220 pf to ground for C20 to make it stop....... Putting a cap to ground on the output of an op amp is something I have always avoided, EXCEPT when it made things work... :))))) Andy W4OAH |
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